HARRISBURG, PA – The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) has released its July 2025 revenue report, revealing a robust 11.36% year-over-year increase across the state’s gaming industry. Total revenue reached $557.7 million, up from approximately $501 million in July 2024.
Key Highlights by Vertical
- Retail Slots: $208.5M (+2% YOY)
Remains the top-performing vertical, contributing the largest share of total revenue. - Retail Table Games: $76.2M (−4% YOY)
Slight decline compared to $79.4M in July 2024. - iGaming Slots: $177.2M (+41.3% YOY)
The fastest-growing segment, underscoring strong consumer demand for online play. - iGaming Table Games: $48.5M (+4% YOY)
Continued steady growth in digital table offerings. - iGaming Poker: $2.5M (+10% YOY)
Modest but notable gains in online poker activity. - Sports Betting: $40.6M (+5.2% YOY)
Up from $38.6M last July, reflecting stable market expansion. - Video Gaming Terminals (VGTs): $3.5M (−1% YOY)
Slight dip in performance. - Fantasy Sports Contests: $592,766 (−17% YOY)
The only segment with a significant decline.
Top Performing Properties
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course led all operators with $103.5 million in revenue, marking a 30.2% YOY increase. Other standout performers included:
| Casino | July Revenue | YOY Change |
|---|---|---|
| Valley Forge Casino Resort | $88.9M | +19.2% |
| Rivers Casino Philadelphia | $57.5M | +16.6% |
| Golden Nugget | $7.6M | +37.1% |
| Presque Isle Downs and Casino | $12.5M | +41.0% |
| Casino at Nemacolin | $2.7M | +12.1% |
Despite its modest total, Nemacolin posted a respectable year-over-year gain.
Legislative Update
In related news, the Pennsylvania Senate has advanced a bill proposing a reduction in the number of slot machines permitted on casino floors—a move that could reshape future revenue dynamics across the state.
